Book

Description

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool that assists human work. It is increasingly becoming a system that generates software, shapes service architecture, and influences how organizations design, operate, and govern digital services. This book explores that shift through two connected research studies. The first study examines how AI-mediated service ecosystems are transforming interfaces, service structures, and strategic decision-making in the agentic era. It introduces a framework for understanding how AI agents reshape interactions between users, platforms, and service providers. The second study focuses on AI-generated cloud backend code and the growing need for human oversight. Through a systematic literature review and the proposed Visual Infrastructure Comprehension Framework, it investigates how developers and organizations can better understand, verify, and govern machine-generated software systems. Together, these studies offer a practical and conceptual view of AI systems in the agentic era. The book is intended for researchers, educators, technology leaders, consultants, and practitioners who seek to understand the future of AI-generated software, cloud-based services, and human-centered governance in increasingly autonomous digital environments.